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A Word in Season to the Weary
Bakht Singh · Morning by Morning
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A Word in Season to the Weary by Bakht Singh
A Word in Season to the Weary (Morning by Morning) by Bakht Singh: a year-long book of daily meditations from his ministry, one short Scripture-based reading for each day of the year, drawing out spiritual lessons for daily Christian living.
- 12 chapters
- 252 source PDF pages
- 173,875 words
- ≈ 14 h 29 min reading time
- English
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| Title | A Word in Season to the Weary |
|---|---|
| Subtitle | Morning by Morning |
| Author | Bakht Singh |
| Original publication | Not available in the supplied source (the PDF carries no date, edition or printing information; its embedded document properties record only the name of whoever produced the PDF file, not the book's author or publication date). |
| Publisher (of the source edition) | Not available in the supplied source. |
| Language | English |
| Category | bible-study, indian-christian-history |
| Source | Text-layer PDF supplied to UECF.NET (uecf.net/books/a-word-in-season.pdf, 252 pages); extracted directly from the PDF text layer, no OCR required. The title and subtitle are taken from the book's own printed cover ('A Word in Season to the Weary (Morning by Morning) — Daily meditations from the ministry of Bro. Bakht Singh'). The book is a 365-day devotional with one dated entry per day (e.g. 'January 1', 'February 1' ...); it has no chapter structure in the printed original, so for site navigation it is divided into 12 month-length web-book chapters (January-December), each containing that month's daily entries in full, exactly as printed, with each day's own dateline preserved in the text. |
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